Albanese Didn't Win, Coalition Lost Last Election
A reader argues that Anthony Albanese did not win the last election; rather, the Coalition lost it through internal divisions and policy failures.
Category : Politics
The Gift Horse Hanson Should Have Examined
An analysis of Pauline Hanson's failure to scrutinize a political gift, highlighting the consequences for her party and the broader implications for Australian politics.
Dan Jarvis Unveils Plan for Military Spending Dip
Defence Secretary Dan Jarvis outlines a new plan to address the anticipated dip in UK military spending, ensuring long-term capability and strategic commitments.
Gen X Faces Hardship, Shifts to One Nation
New research reveals Generation X Australians are poorer, less likely to own homes, and increasingly turning to One Nation for political representation.
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Billions from Business Rates Could Go to England's Regions
UK ministers consider devolving business rates revenue to regional authorities, potentially unlocking billions for local investment and economic growth.
Maine Democrat Graham Platner Challenges Party Establishment
Graham Platner, a Democrat from Maine, is taking on the party's establishment, pushing for progressive policies and grassroots support.
Labour's Makerfield Loss Shows Burnham's Influence Waning
Labour's defeat in Makerfield by-election signals weakening support for Andy Burnham's brand of politics, with Reform UK making gains.
UK Ministers Told to Find Cuts for Defence Hike
Cabinet ministers have been asked to identify spending cuts to fund a major increase in UK defence spending, amid pressure to meet NATO targets and bolster military capabilities.
Angus Taylor loses key shadow minister Jonno Duniam
Opposition leader Angus Taylor is losing one of his most effective shadow ministers, Jonno Duniam, who will quit parliament this year citing family reasons and exhaustion.
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Hinchinbrook Candidate Pledges Tougher Bail Laws in By-Election
Hinchinbrook by-election: LNP candidate Wayde Chiesa vows tougher bail laws; crime and cost of living dominate campaign.
Driver Fined $2,000 Over Fatal School Crash in Melbourne
Driver fined $2,000 and disqualified for two years after fatal crash at Melbourne primary school, killing one boy and injuring four others.
Dearden Defends Workers' Rights Reforms Amid Backlash
Kate Dearden stands firm on UK workers' rights reforms despite business criticism, citing long-term benefits for economy and workforce.
Illegal Dump Highlights North-South Divide in Byelection
An illegal dump in Makerfield becomes a symbol of the north-south divide ahead of the byelection, with locals blaming Westminster neglect.
Violent Content Platforms Should Pay Riot Costs: Streeting
Wes Streeting proposes that social media platforms promoting violent content should contribute to costs incurred from riots, aiming to hold tech giants accountable.
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Butler: NDIS Cuts a Pawn in Bigger Game, Bill Delays Costly
NDIS Minister Mark Butler warns the Coalition against using proposed NDIS cuts as leverage in broader political negotiations, stating that delays to the NDIS reform bill could cost billions of dollars.
$182M Federal Boost for Child Support System Reform
The federal government announces a $182 million investment to overhaul the child support system, aiming to improve efficiency and support for families.
Jonno Duniam quits politics, cites exhaustion and family
Tasmanian senator Jonno Duniam announces resignation before year's end, dealing another blow to the struggling Coalition amid low popularity and rising One Nation support.
Liberal Senator Jonathon Duniam to Retire
Tasmanian Liberal Senator Jonathon Duniam has announced he will retire from federal politics, triggering a preselection battle for his seat.
Female MP Georgie Purcell: Sexist Abuse Is Daily Reality
Victorian MP Georgie Purcell speaks out against misogyny after a billboard targeting Premier Jacinta Allan with 'ditch the witch' slogan sparks controversy.
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Tara Cheyne Defends ACT Library Cuts, Staff First
ACT Minister Tara Cheyne defends library budget cuts, prioritizing staff retention over extended hours amid community backlash.
UK Violence Shows Avoidable Future: Mark Kenny
Mark Kenny argues that the recent unrest in the UK serves as a warning for Australia, highlighting the dangers of political polarisation and social division.
Mamdani Secures Major Democratic Endorsements
New York Assemblymember Zohran Mamdani receives endorsements from prominent Democrats, boosting his progressive campaign for higher office.
Platner Win Shows Democrats Out of Touch
Graham Platner's primary victory reveals a growing rift between Democratic leadership and working-class voters, signaling trouble ahead for the party.
One Nation Threatens Two-Party System: Poll Bludger
Poll Bludger William Bowe says One Nation's rising support could end the two-party system, with a 'two-coalition' system emerging by 2028.
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PM Expresses Contempt for Australian Women in Syria Linked to ISIS
PM Albanese says he has 'nothing but contempt' for Australian women who joined ISIS in Syria, as opposition calls for stricter laws to prevent their return.
Pedestrian Crossing Construction Starts After Student Hit Run
ACT government announces pedestrian crossing on Canberra Avenue after two students hit by car; pending NCA approval.
Angus Taylor's Budget Reply: Tax Indexation, Welfare Cuts, and Immigration Cap
Angus Taylor's budget reply includes tax indexation, welfare cuts for non-citizens, immigration cap tied to housing, and defence spending boost.
WA Learner Drivers Face Tougher Rules: 80 Hours Extra, P Plate Year
WA proposes tougher L and P-plate rules: 75 supervised hours, longer periods, phone limits, and $1,000 fines for smart camera offenses.
Families 'Disappointed' by Wieambilla Inquest Findings
Families of Wieambilla shooting victims express disappointment with coronial inquest findings, calling for stronger recommendations.
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Access Canberra Spares Big Splash Lease, Community Outraged
ACT government spares Big Splash lease, allowing pool reopening but community upset over potential loss of water slides.
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